lovellelatte

Has anyone here been asked for RFE and got a decision yet? if so, how long did it take after they got it? 

i need help, how do i file the divorce waiver? is there a specific document for it or anything like that i can attach when i send the RFE?

Thanks for the help everyone, there's not much stuff i can send to be honest besides tax returns, state id, utility bills, and some bank statements from when we had the account until we closed it and a will 

9 hours ago, Papetica09 said:

You just didnt send enough proof. I got the same RFE. As the OP stated just send more evidence from the ones listed on the letter.

 

Did you guys have  join bank accounts ( send copies of bank statements from the period you file  until now.. Even is those accounts are now closed, you can still go to your bank and request those bank statement)

join Lease agreements 

Car Insurance policies

Most recent tax joint tax returns

 

 

My mistake was, that I did not send enough evidence to begin with. When I got my RFE, I sent  all docs I could possibly send,

Mortgage deed

Home insurance policy

Bank Statements 2015-2018

Credit Card Statements showing each other as auth users

401k Showing him as Beneficiary

Life insurance policy

Birth Cert for our son

School records showing him as the guardian for my two daugthers

Medical records showing him as the emergency contact all three children

Medical Insurance policy and cards

AAA membership renewal letter showing both of our names

And two affidavits. 

 

I even sent an email conversations I had, one with my attorney, family member and my old landlord. 

do you think sending photos of us together would help and such?

16 minutes ago, Going through said:

But you have bank statements and joint health insurance from the beginning of your marriage, correct?  Better to send that rather than not send anything at all.  And please don't send just 1 statement per year this time.

 

What month/year did you formally separate from your husband?  You should request the divorce waiver with your RFE response as well.

we still live together 

3 minutes ago, Going through said:

No joint accounts (whether open or closed)?  No health insurance?

It reads as if you sent only 1 bank statement over each year----better to send quarterly statements during the course of the marriage.  They need to see co-mingling over the duration of your marriage...1 statement per year is not enough.

not for this year, we dont share bank accounts anymore or health insurance 

4 minutes ago, mindthegap said:

Don't do this.

 

Do this. Do not ignore an RFE - even if you don't have the information/documents requested, you MUST respond to it or will receive a denial.

im just not sure what i can send besides utility bills and a state id card 

Just now, little immigrant said:

Did you file with a divorce waiver? 

no, we aren't divorced yet 

Just now, Going through said:

@lovellelatte You got an RFE? What is it asking for specifically?

yes that's what i got 

5 minutes ago, aleful said:

hi

 

you don't need to send anything, cancel the  petition

 

 

but how would i go about if i wanna stay here?

2 minutes ago, Tighfield said:

I passed citizenship interview yesterday. I thought I will have combo interview for my 10 year green card and citizenship too. But the officer told me that he is just interview me for citizenship. And he told me don't worry about green card because when you have ceremony you have to give them back your green card.so I think if you guys is still waiting for 10 year gc,just go head apply for citizenship. 

would i have enough time though? i need to send evidence by march 15

I need help, basically I was sent i need more evidence, but even though the marriage was entered in good faith it didn't work out with us, we will get divorced but right now still married. i am not sure what to send to them or how to go about it? is anyone in a similar situation? 
 

 things i sent back then were two affidavits, bank statements, tax returns, health insurance

I need help, basically I was sent i need more evidence, but even though the marriage was entered in good faith it didn't work out with us, we will get divorced but right now still married. i am not sure what to send to them or how to go about it? is anyone in a similar situation? 
 

 things i sent back then were two affidavits, bank statements, tax returns, health insurance

has anyone gotten a new update ever since that "Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction" ? because i don't have anything new going on 

Just now, AlluringSoul said:

When the case shows that the office has jurisdiction over your case,  usually it means interview but it also could mean that they are working on your case. Did they transfer your case or have you filed N400? Anything?

no i haven't filed for n400

I got this update on my case status and i'm a bit worried, should i be? anyone has gotten this before? 

10 minutes ago, missileman said:

When did you file?  Your time line doesn't seem to work.

July 2017

I got the 18 month extension letter on Friday

what happens if you didn't manage to get info pass appointment and your card expired but you're still waiting for the conditions removed, are you gonna get in serious trouble for it?

what happens if you didn't manage to get info pass appointment and your card expired but you're still waiting for the conditions removed, are you gonna get in serious trouble for it?

anyone got their extension letter yet? my card expires in early september and i'm not sure if to wait a bit more ? like i dont know if i should just wait for this letter since even if it expires ill get the extension letter

has anyone gotten their extension letter yet?

ahh I just saw the news, I feel like a rock has been lifted off my chest reading it 

1 minute ago, mrs thb said:

Nothing will come.  It's suggesting that if your approval has happened you will get notification by mail, if not contact them.  But in reality you don't need to since you know I-751 approval processing times are another 6-8 months away for CSC filers and 3-4 months for VSC filers (I'm guessimating these times of course since one never knows approval rates at USCIS). 

 

These updates are generic in that everyone gets the same response.  They are computer generated, and since computers aren't human, they are programmed not to look at each case specifically when updates are sent.  They give the impression that a notice is forthcoming, when indeed, it is not.

 

Do not be worried and do not get frustrated over this.  We all got them *and will still get them) and expect more since you signed up for the auto-updates.  You can turn this feature off by going into your account.

thank you for explaining it makes more sense now i feel better

5 minutes ago, mrs thb said:

Standard response.  It says it on all updates.  It's suggesting that the 'notice' means information from USCIS ie approval.  Since its a form letter, and not personal, the computer spits out a date in hope that your 'whatever approval' will happen before that date.  It's also a nice way for you to stop bugging them for a month.  Guess they hope you forget.  Form letters are like that.  

what should i do about it then? i was supposed to get something by march 28 and i never gotten anything so should i be worried? 

so i called about it and they said no notice was  sent which makes NO sense to me, why does it say then that i was supposed to get a notice by march 28??